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Logan CollinsEarlier this month, environmentalists from across the state gathered to honor a man who thought deeply about the climate crisis and committed his life to addressing it. Michael Collins found ways for small businesses, farmers and individuals to confront the dangers of a warming planet, and he did so from a tiny town in central Virginia. -
Rachel Hadiashar/Damien Geter“I think one of the benchmarks is when you come home and you’re recognized. You go away and you come back, and people sort of notice what you’ve done," Geter said.
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Leaders in the region say outdoor activities and other attractions could bring in even more tourists but there aren't enough hotel rooms to accommodate them. -
The move followed an embarrassing loss to Old Dominion University in Blacksburg Saturday night. It was the team's third straight loss to start the 2025 season. -
The interim President of the University of Virginia has outlined his priorities and warned that the school will never tolerate those who want to silence certain opinions. He did so as dozens of students and faculty members were denied access to a public meeting of the Board of Visitors. -
Virginia's senior senator is sounding the alarm about rural healthcare facilities in the state. -
The order this week from the Virginia Department of Health allows pharmacists to administer the vaccine to more people without a prescription. -
Virginia is seeing a rise in data centers just as demand for power is at unprecedented levels. Some are looking at ways to power them on-site. -
The murder of Charlie Kirk shocked the nation and Virginia.Radio IQ politics analyst Jeff Schapiro and Michael Pope recap the week in politics and state government. -
About half of Virginia households were expected to qualify for Solar For All, which sought to reduce energy bills by making solar power more affordable. -
“We are limited on what revenues we have and what revenues we can access, and I think we’ll exercise that caution at the appropriate time,” said Delegate Terry Austin. -
Drug overdose-related deaths are decreasing across the state, according to data from the Virginia Department of Health. WMRA's Randi B. Hagi spoke with a representative of the Central Shenandoah Health District about this trend and their overdose prevention services.
